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Digital Transformation of Foodservice: Potential Contributing Factors for Foodborne Illness Outbreaks

The integration of technology to meet higher demands on the foodservice business due to the large number of digital orders also offers significant opportunities to enhance food safety
Hal King
Hal King Ph.D.
April 15, 2024

This article explores the consumer-driven digital transformation of foodservice, including off-premise delivery, ghost kitchens, and mail-order foods. These new food models are characterized by potentially higher food safety risks and low regulation, raising questions about how to move forward safely. 


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Food Safety Concerns of E-Commerce, Ghost Kitchens, Delivery

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Bailee Henderson
June 22, 2022

The IAFNS 2022 Annual Meeting and Science Symposium featured a panel that addressed emerging food safety concerns associated with new modes of food retail, such as e-commerce, ghost kitchens, and delivery services. 


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Foodservice pandemic safety: An update on an industry in flux

Foodservice pandemic safety: An update on an industry in flux

Lis Parker
Liz Parker
October 16, 2020

As the pandemic continues, foodservice operators have had to adapt in order for their businesses to survive, and maybe even thrive.


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Slideshow - Foodservice pandemic safety: An update on an industry in flux

See how foodservice operators are adapting their business practices and food safety practices as the pandemic continues. Read more in our article "Foodservice pandemic safety: An update on an industry in flux".

Posted: October 16, 2020

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